The Diary of Anne Frank. :)

the understudy - David Nicholls

"Room" by Emma Donoghue

^ I really like that book!

Still reading The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo, but I am enjoying it a lot more (but I still skip the boring financial stuff!!)

 

I´m about to start to read that, as soon as i finish my current book, Vita Brevis by Jostein Gaarder

 

Is really that boring? i bought it cause everyone and every comments i´ve heard/read tells that is exciting :|

I´m about to start to read that, as soon as i finish my current book, Vita Brevis by Jostein Gaarder

 

Is really that boring? i bought it cause everyone and every comments i´ve heard/read tells that is exciting :|

 

one of my friends has read it, he liked it

Is really that boring? i bought it cause everyone and every comments i´ve heard/read tells that is exciting :|

 

Personally I found "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" utterly exciting and devoured all 600 pages in a couple of days. I'm sure you'll enjoy it, it's an easy read. ;)

one of my friends has read it, he liked it

 

oh ok :)

 

Personally I found "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" utterly exciting and devoured all 600 pages in a couple of days. I'm sure you'll enjoy it, it's an easy read. ;)

 

thats what i´ve been told :) and why i was a bit surprised that Technicolor Sparks find it bit boring hehe i´ve finished the book i was reading, now i will start one by Paul Auster and then finally, The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo.

something to tell you- hanif kureishi

Sunset Park - Paul Auster

Major Pettigrew's last stand - Helen Simonson

Alan Sillitoe - Road to Volgograd

Catching Fire - Suzanne Collins

I read The Hunger Games in one night because it was SOOOOO GOOD!

I'm going to return Major Pettigrew's last stand (because it sucks)

 

I bought:

the hiding place - Trezza Azzopardi

the clothes on their backs - Linda Grant

 

*shortlisted for the Man Booker Prize in 2000 and 2008*

Pirates of the Caribbean 4 4/10

This Side of Paradise by F. Scott Fitzgerald.

 

But I think I'll put it aside because I'm also in the middle of rereading the entire Harry Potter series in anticipation for the last movie. :wacko:

50 great coastal walks of the British isles Volume 2

lately i finally read 'deseo de ser punk' by belén gopegui, was a super plus to be able to attend her talk in the city few days after.

the clothes on their backs - Linda Grant

The final Hunger Games book now: Mockinjaw - S. Collins

The book thief - Markus Zusak

Pirates of the Caribbean 4 4/10

 

lulz

 

 

The Shack - William P. Young

Water for Elephants - Sara Gruen

The Hound of the Baskervilles - Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

Have a Little Faith: A True Story - Mitch Albom

I would absolutely love to read Atlas Shrugged, but I'm stuck reading The Grapes Of Wrath this summer. :(